Question: “I see so many letters today with the RE line directly below the inside address. I learned that anything below the inside address should pertain to the address. I also learned that anything pertaining to the body of the letter should be placed in the RE line, and it should be directly below the salutation. Have the rules changed? Does the RE line now go under the inside address and above the salutation?” — Betty Dotseth
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Re means About.
The Re. line